T1 · sent 6/19/2026, 10:04:18 PM
4930 Ashford Dunwoody Rd: you paid $3,380,000 in 2024, and the 2026 DeKalb value looks high — deadline in {{days_left}} days
You bought 4930 Ashford Dunwoody Rd for $3,380,000 in 2024. Even allowing for the market since then, DeKalb's 2026 value of $4,439,700 looks high, so you may be overpaying roughly $11,500 a year in property tax.
We handle the whole appeal start to finish: the filing, the county, the hearing. You don't deal with any of it. 25% of your first year's savings, and not a dime if we don't win. Appeals backed by solid evidence win a reduction far more often than cold ones, around 65% to 85% in industry studies. DeKalb's deadline to appeal your 2026 assessment is July 13, so the window is closing fast. Appealing is low risk in Georgia. The county has to justify the value, not you, and once it is set on appeal your assessment is locked for two years even if it does not change.
I already pulled the data for your building. Reply here and I'll send your full comparison and the short authorization to get it filed before the deadline.
-Stephen
T2 · sent 6/22/2026, 6:04:38 PM
{{property_ref}} looks over-assessed by {{gap_pct}}%, and the appeal deadline is in {{days_left}} days
Following up on your building at {{property_ref}}. The DeKalb appeal deadline is July 13, so the window is closing. Want the comparison I pulled? Just reply. If it's not for you, reply "pass" and I'll leave it.
-Stephen
APPROVED· T3 · scheduled 7/9/2026, 2:59:17 PMManage in Queue → Last call on {{property_ref}}: {{days_left}} days to the DeKalb deadline
Last note on {{property_ref}}. After DeKalb's July 13 deadline, {{days_left}} days out, your 2026 assessment is locked in for the year. Your comparison is already done, and there's no cost unless we win the reduction. Reply "yes" and I'll send the one-page authorization to file it. Not interested? Reply "pass" and I'll leave it.
-Stephen